HP OfficeJet 4655 All-in-One Printer

HP OfficeJet 4655 All-in-One Printer - hp.com

HP OfficeJet 4655 All-in-One Printer Review

The HP OfficeJet 4650 All-in-One Printer offers office-centric features, consisting of faxing and an automated document feeder, in an inkjet multifunction printer appropriate for an office.

The HP OfficeJet 4650 All-in-One Printer is a light-duty inkjet multifunction printer (MFP) with office-centric features that consist of faxing and an automated document feeder (ADF). The mix will not win any honours for print speed or paper handling. Still, it makes the printer great in shape if you have an office and need the fax capability and the ability to scan multipage documents simply often enough to take advantage of the ADF.

In most ways, the 4650 is a neck-and-neck rival with the Brother MFC-J470DW, our Editors' Choice reasonably valued inkjet MFP. Both offer the same 100-sheet paper capacity, consisting of a duplexer for two-sided printing, an ADF, fax support, and Wi-Fi.

The key benefits for the Brother printer, which maintains it securely in position as our top pick, is that it offers better text quality compared to the 4650 and a much faster speed for business applications. However, the 4650 offers some benefits, consisting of Wi-Fi Direct, which the Brother printer does not have.

Fundamentals

The 4650 can print and fax from, as well as scan to, a computer system, and it can also work as a standalone photo copier and fax machine.

The 100-sheet capacity for the solitary input tray is among the key factors that make it appropriate for light-duty workplace use. As with almost any inkjet, you can use it in the double role of home and home-office printer, but keep in mind that with just one paper tray, if you want to switch between printing on ordinary paper and photo paper, you will need to switch the paper every time you switch.

Paper handling for scanning is more versatile. The 35-sheet ADF can handle up to legal-size web pages, and you can use the letter-size flatbed for originals, such as publications or publications that will not be in shape through the feeder. You can also print on legal-size paper, which means you can copy legal-size originals at complete dimensions. The menu options on the 2.2-inch front-panel touchscreen also let you reduce legal-size web pages, turning them right into letter-size duplicates.

The printer does not consist of Ethernet as a link choice. Take the benefit of Wi-Fi to connect to your network, however, and presume your network is connected to the Internet. Using HP's print applications, you can use the touch-screen menus to print from a selection of websites. According to HP, NBC Information, Time Absorb every day, and Forbes, every day is amongst the more popular business-related choices.

Support for mobile printing consists of printing through the shadow if the printer is connected to a network that is connected to the Internet, and the ability to print through a Wi-Fi access point on your network from iOS, Android, Windows, Msn and yahoo Chrome, Amazon.com Kindle, and Blackberry mobile phones and tablet computers.

Suppose you connect the 4650 to a solitary PC via USB cable television rather than connecting to a network. In that case, you will not be able to print through the shadow or use Internet applications.

However, the printer's Wi-Fi Direct will still let you connect straight from a mobile phone.

You can also print various design themes kept in the printer, consisting of a regular or monthly schedule template and a fax cover sheet.